@Antony The key error is : ``/bin/sh: 1: svn: not found` SVN is the Subversion client, mpg-streamer must use this in its make file to pull source code from a Subversion repository. You'll need to install the Subversion client on the machine yu are executing the build. On ubuntu you would use the command: sudo apt install subversion

Hi @crispyoz , I didn't need to modify the package, because I misunderstood the error at the beginning. Now I solved the problem after long hours. I managed to program using swd mode, it was actually available but the error message was misleading for me. Thanks a lot though

@Joshua-O'Leary Since it is a flash chip we have added ourselves we will need to flash the OS onto it. No. You must flash one of Omega2 Pro firmware onto the Omega2S+ onboard flash. For example if you want to use the latest Omega2 Pro FW (2019-10-28) then flash it onto an Omega2S+: cd /tmp wget http://repo.onioniot.com.s3.amazonaws.com/omega2/images/omega2pro-v0.3.2-b232.bin sysupgrade -n --force omega2pro-v0.3.2-b232.bin Be patient! @Lazar-Demin wrote here: The full firmware upgrade process may take up to 5 minutes and your Omega2 Pro will reboot twice! The first reboot will happen after the firmware has been updated, then once the device initializes, it will configure everything to run from the eMMC storage, after which it will reboot again. This will only happen on the first boot after an upgrade. It'll take about 7 (seven!) minutes. You should not press any key during this time - it is fully automatic. You could watch the whole process on the Serial Console. BTW The title of this article Booting from External Storage is a marketing bullshit. An Omega2(+), Omega2S(+) or Omega2 Pro - with any present official Onion firmware - is not able to boot from any external storage (MicroSD card, USB memory storage or eMMC). Please take a look at my project: DIY Omega2 Pro - Try it before buy Unfortuntely I don't have any Omega2S+ and I can't solder any BGA chip - so I've made some experimental (or "fake" Omega2 Pro for myself.

Did you mean this one? http://community.onion.io/topic/2830/building-kernel-modules-for-the-omega2 How does the kernel differ from just a fresh kernel from kernel.org? Devicetree settings etc. What I'm looking for is , grab kernelsource from kernel.org select correct devicetree and arch, compile with cross compiler (mipsel-linux-musl) and create some sort of image to be programmed to the union

@Geoff-Tripoli Doesn't seem to have completed successfully. When it's finished, it will print "Done" and reboot, similar to this: . . Done! ____ _ ____ / __ \___ (_)__ ___ / __ \__ _ ___ ___ ____ _ / /_/ / _ \/ / _ \/ _ \ / /_/ / ' \/ -_) _ `/ _ `/ \____/_//_/_/\___/_//_/ \____/_/_/_/\__/\_, /\_,_/ W H A T W I L L Y O U I N V E N T ? /___/"

OFF TOPIC downvote - I only just noticed I got one :-). It doesn't bother me but I would like to know how it works. Can anyone give a downvote without name and explanation or is this something only the OP can do? Thank you for your answer in advance.

Thanks @Luciano-S. Downloading the latest image from (http://repo.onion.io/omega/images) did the trick. I'm now back to the Onion OS. I'm still vague on why I might be running out of memory. I'm confused because the image size is always the same (16252928 bytes). Even for the different images on the repo site. It seems like this is normal, but I don't understand it. Perhaps the image size is always the same, regardless of what it contains. If that is true, do you (or does anyone) know how to determine what a given image contains? Thanks again for your reply.

so, a change of title would be a good idea

Even though you mention a 'different' OS, it's the same principle, so I have nothing more to add than on your previous thread here: https://community.onion.io/topic/1035/onion-omega-capabilities/4 PS: About your dorm WiFi shutting down at 10pm, not a problem because the Omega2 can be set to be an actual WiFi access point.

@Chris-McCaslin I bolded it, in the backticks it probably wouldn't become a hyperlink. Also, you're free to submit pull requests for existing articles